Everett Center

Genesis - Everett Center has about 100 beds in a fully air-conditioned building with both private and semi-private rooms, and most rooms have private bathrooms, so people who stay here have a choice when it comes to how much privacy they want, and the staff includes registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, medical directors, doctors, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, dieticians, feeding assistants, pharmacists, and social workers who all work together to provide care for both short-term patients and long-term residents, whether they're dealing with complex medical conditions or recovering from surgery or illness, so there's quite a variety of care options here-anyone who needs wound management, inpatient or outpatient rehab, memory care, palliative care, therapy, and nursing will find those services, with therapists that can do occupational, physical, respiratory, recreational, and speech therapy both for people staying short-term or living here long-term, and there're also special programs for people recovering from strokes, amputations, cancer, orthopedic injuries, and arthritis. There's a ventilator and tracheotomy specialty unit for folks who need those services, and they also do diabetes management, cardiac therapy, and oncology care, which is good for people needing specialized treatment as they recover or manage long-term illness. Psychiatrists and psychoanalysts work as part of the team, and the clinic is run by physicians, including those practiced in internal medicine. Everett Center runs scheduled activities for residents, and the staff tries to meet physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs with organized outings, religious services for residents of any faith, community celebrations, and a beauty and barber shop right on site. Meals are offered in a fine dining setting, and health and safety are monitored through regular facility inspections. The Memory Support Unit here provides a secure space for people with Alzheimer's, and the building itself is designed to be a safe place for everybody. The Everett Center is Medicaid and Medicare certified and accepts HCBS (Home and Community-Based Services), and it offers respite care, hospice care, long-term rehabilitation, post-acute care, wound care, nutritional counseling, pharmacy services, and home health care, so a lot of different options are available under one roof, and anyone can keep track of their health, lab, or x-ray results through the online portal or schedule appointments online if that's easier. The website lays out all the programs and services clearly, and there's a focus on understanding and respecting the cultures and backgrounds of all residents, so people's different needs get considered as part of daily life. The Everett Center is owned by Genesis HealthCare, and the staff tries to provide support in a compassionate and professional way, making it a local choice for those looking for skilled nursing care or rehab, whether that's for a short or longer stay.